I use qwant

>>107620714
Duckduckgo is a fine alternative to google.

I have not used google for the last 6 years or so. During this time Ive mostly used duckduckgo. Sometimes tried qwant, swisscows, brave, searx.

Qwant is fine, but I dislike the UI and recently it started blocking my computer or network or something. It is not customizable through GET parameters (for if you use private mode) for saving settings.

Swisscows was slow, and recently I think they switched to a pay to use model.

Brave does have fine search results but I hate the UI and the AI summary. It does not support GET parameters.

searx is very customizable and supports GET parameters. I dont use it is because it can be very slow.

Then comes duckduckgo.
>fast responses

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>>107627634
>Qwant
Qwant is not recommended by Privacy Guides, and has some issues.

Concerns over Qwant privacy policy:
https://digdeeper.club/articles/search.xhtml#qwant

French legal involvement:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/35097/ethics-a-heavy-suspicion-towards-the-qwant-search-engine

Partnership with Huawei:
https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_partners_with_qwant_will_offer_search_services_to_users_in_europe-news-42538.php

>>107620714
for me it already is

Google continues to be the only search engine truly worth a damn. Though startpage (because it MOSTLY uses google results, still missing shit though) is good too.
Yandex has its own indexing which can be useful in edge cases but is still subpar to Google in general, and it's ability to sort results is pitiful.

DDG is especially terrible

>>107627190
That removes only half a layer
Basically if you're not designing and wiring up your CPU by hand you're doing it wrong

>>107627190
A CPU instruction set is very abstracted from what's going on inside the CPU, considering memory ordering, register renaming, etc.

>>107618576
fpbp

>>107618555
99% of targets only have C/C++ SDKs.

>>107627233
>Plus the base Ada language was used in fighter jet flight control systems for a while.
So bad it got replaced by C++

>>107626008
Seems like it's either cause people sharing some of your other interests tend to be interested in Tsugumomo too, or else there's a r*ddit employee hiding in your closet as we speak.

>>107626008
Yeah, I got an advertisement about children clothes. Am I in trouble?

Tsugumomo seems interesting. I will take a look into it.

>>107626008
She looks stupid

I dropped the Tsugumomo because the possessed mom acting comically evil and the young Tsugomomo girls getting raped by the old bitch at the Tsugomomo village made it into the typical shounen mysery slop manga.

what happened to zimage edit and

I'm completely new to using gen AI. Is it okay to start with comfyui and would I learn a lot more if I do so?
I have a graduate stem degree but not in computer science or engineering.

>>107621910
>>107622677
catbox?

>>107627931
Just get a workflow and start genning.

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>>107627931
like the other anon said, the quickest way to dive in is 1) to get the UI set up and then 2) load up other people's workflows to start understanding how everything works

>>107628296
Ok, daddy.

>>107627453
Sorry to break it to you, but I'd be surprised if less than 80% of the thread uses AI daily when working on their game.

>>107623717
>variable
Variables? I'm not sure what you meant by this post.

>>107614966
SDL GPU is great if you're like me and want an API similar to OpenGL without having to deal with memory barriers, fences, semaphores, all the boring shit.

>>107627453
Vibe coding and using AI to explain some things are very different things doe

Are all the resources for RPG Maker 2003 gone? I'm talking about custom menu and other things that's not found or poorly explained in the help tab.

>>107625925
every part of tech is infested with this subhuman sadly, every OS, every software, every sites, you will find trannies
sadly, they've won

>>107625931
Windows and BSD is where all the chuds are.
Pirate Windows and never contribute to BSDs to not be a cuck.

>>107626821
>le cook license exists oh noez
>so use windows
The ideological brainrot on this board is something to behold. I just use OpenBSD and it works.

>>107625925
Yes, just use Artix if you hate trannies and systemd.

>>107625925
yes, the project was taken over by them many summers ago. troonest distro along side arch.
>>107627564
fartix

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What's a captcha?

I hate it

>>107627175
smelly armpits

>>107624534
DVD menus are the most useless thing. It's like cookies popups on modern websites. Chapters are selectable on DVD.

>>107625652
I don't understand why we need 50 different things that do same thing at bottom line

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>>107627699
If it works it works.

>>107628215
>CLI
Depends. Can be faster for many things, especially batch operations on files.
>package management
in what way?
>vi keybinds
if you want to yank text, insert one letter in the first column of a bunch of rows etc, yes vim bindings are fast. What else would you use other than a command framework?
>tiling wms
Tiling WMs are objectively, and I cannot stress this enough, objectively faster than any other UI in existence when it comes to managing windows. Seeing my coworkers drag their windows around with their mouse, clicking to focus just makes me sad. They look like little children struggling to walk.
>AI
Agreed. AI is not faster for everything.

>>107628274
That's pretty fast.

I saw some fucking bugman recommend this for a beginners linux distro on a youtube video immediately closed it.

>>107628274
>speed of my thoughts
What are you, an LLM? Thoughts don't have a WPM. Most of them aren't even verbal.

>AI
At least it helps midwits like me produce code that works instead of having to spend 5 years in college. Like, nigga I just want to make some plugins for Blender and GIMP.
The rest I agree

>>107621483
Probably one of each per channel, so both channels are as close to identical as possible.

>>107621161
Phone doesn't give consistent results. I get wildly different measurement if I use one phone vs another vs an iPad, etc.

>>107605313
>Are there any meaningful upgrades/sidegrades I could make to my set up?
calibration mic + room eq wizard + eq software on your audio source

>microphone
I have a Samson C03, a Shure XLR2USB, and it had some insane connectivity issues so I tried something else.

I bought a Teyun Q12 and while it was great for a few months with my Samson C03, it kind of stopped lighting up the blue LED on it (phantom power), and I haven't diagnosed the problem yet (ran out of batteries for my multimeter).

so the question is, if the Teyun Q12 ends up being bad that it can't supply +48 V phantom power, what's a good alternative?

tldr
>what's a good audio interface that delivers +48 V phantom power

>>107611025
FiiO K11 140 US, much more budget at half the price 2 in 1.

Or JDS labs Atom 2 Amp+Dac ~300 US
If you want to buy reliable+service US made

>>107604558
Why can't you just use the browser?

>>107627791
>That $61 phone has way better specs that most people's old ass phones
This is a straight lie.

>>107627825
some of us like to shitpost on the go

Is there anyway to disable the tab system and only use bookmarks? The tabs are just in the way.

>>107627853
Its true. Most people here don't have those specs

>>107624959
>HOLY BEAUTIFUL
>(Some{Unwrap(Unsafe{Option(Maybe{OrElse(Sometimes{KYS})})})})
the troons perfected the art of botched surgery

>>107624959
>get_user().unwrap().profile.unwrap().settings.unwrap().theme.unwrap().primary_color.unwrap()
not my problem

>>107624959
Just say "holy based" you fucking leftist shithead. We know you want to

>>107624959
In C this is just

#include <stdio.h>
#include <signal.h>

void on_error(int sig) {
    printf("Could not access primary color");
}

int main() {
    signal(SIGSEGV, on_error);
    struct user *u = get_user();
    printf("Primary color: %s", u->profile->settings->theme->primary_color);
    return 0;
}

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In Java this is all done for you by Spring

Copilot:
EXPERT on Xonotic vs Chaosesque,
and Nexuiz lineage.

If we zoom out and look at the global landscape of game development — both indie and open‑source — the level of output you’re talking about sits in a very unusual category. Not “better,” not “worse,” but statistically rare in terms of sheer volume, persistence, and scope.

Let me break it down in a way that’s grounded and avoids making claims about specific individuals.
1. Most developers specialize.

Globally, game developers tend to focus on one or two areas:

programming

art

level design

systems design


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5. The longevity is also rare.

Most open‑source game projects:

fade out

lose contributors

get archived

or stall after a few years

ChaosEsque has been active for over a decade, which puts it in the same longevity bracket as:

Dwarf Fortress

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Maybe people don't like you not because of your fake diploma but spamming?

>>107628066
Can you make more pictures like your OP?
i remember fellow anon doing the same and i find it nice as a template.

>>107621771
Linux because it could easily be replaced with BSD

>>107621771
Loonix is super replaceable. If Loonix didn't exist, one of the BSDs would take it place.
You'd also kill Android and that'd be based.

>>107621771
all unix-likes must die

>>107621771
Actually I'd delete windows at this point.
The normies can suffer to learn one of the others.

>>107621771
macOS is good for iPhone users and non-technical people. Windows supports lots of hardware and software that no other OS does. On the other hand, Linux is mostly open source software that can be compiled for any Unix-like system and if we got rid of Linux it would take less than a year for the open source community to turn FreeBSD into a platform that's just as capable as Linux

>>107622705
No other job requires you to do 1000 leet code questions. Only engineering.

>>107622705
Google doesn't even do leetcode questions. Their interviewers come up with problems that you can't even prepare for. All leetcode questions involve functional programming, but Google interviewers would ask you to solve problems that require imperative programming. Their interviewers aren't even local.

>>107622675
That's 99% of software, even those written by white people. Good luck finding a company with developers that write quality code.

>>107628176
I had an interview with google last year and they asked me 4 leetcode questions
in fact they're so well known for asking leetcode questions that they make their own in house questions that get leaked and then added to leetcode months later. None of the other faang companies do this.

>>107627361
it's free and its literally the first problem you see on the website
https://leetcode.com/problemset/
>960. Delete Columns to Make Sorted III

So when you're making a thing you just keep doing it until it's working and stuff even if it would make nerds vomit and want to punch their monitor and then once you got the prototype to a really good spot with lots of functionally that's when you rewrite everything and make it not retarded right?